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LPRN, Lost Cherry, Purlpe Heart, Black Perfecto...
After writing (and deleting) a statement several times, I'm now writing a commi to the scent I've wanted to know for so long. The space for a statement is just not enough to do justice to Mad About You.
It clearly goes in the direction of the headline. But also clear differences.
- LPRN (2019) was probably the original model, which was reinterpreted (better) by Pierre Guillaum according to his own ideas. But it did not become a loud fruit cracker.
- Black Perfecto is also much stronger, fruity, leathery and still too sweet for me.
- Purple Heard V.5 is smokier, darker, less sweet than Mad About You. But here the "radiance" is missing. The berries here are more dark purple than red.
- Lost Cherry annoys from the base with way too much cinnamon. But it has the charisma that makes Mad About You exciting.
There are also slight hints of the liquorice note of the Lempicka fragrances. And a very special note, which is very present in Noir Okoumé.
The wheel was not reinvented here. And that's probably the reason why the fragrance wasn't launched in such a big way. The comparisons had to come. I personally think that if you do something better, if only to show that you can do it, that's OK. Everything that is too much of a good thing in the above-mentioned fragrances, that annoys or disturbs me, has been removed and supplemented with other and more interesting scents.
It clearly goes in the direction of the headline. But also clear differences.
- LPRN (2019) was probably the original model, which was reinterpreted (better) by Pierre Guillaum according to his own ideas. But it did not become a loud fruit cracker.
- Black Perfecto is also much stronger, fruity, leathery and still too sweet for me.
- Purple Heard V.5 is smokier, darker, less sweet than Mad About You. But here the "radiance" is missing. The berries here are more dark purple than red.
- Lost Cherry annoys from the base with way too much cinnamon. But it has the charisma that makes Mad About You exciting.
There are also slight hints of the liquorice note of the Lempicka fragrances. And a very special note, which is very present in Noir Okoumé.
The wheel was not reinvented here. And that's probably the reason why the fragrance wasn't launched in such a big way. The comparisons had to come. I personally think that if you do something better, if only to show that you can do it, that's OK. Everything that is too much of a good thing in the above-mentioned fragrances, that annoys or disturbs me, has been removed and supplemented with other and more interesting scents.
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